Fenced codeblocks with extra spaces at the end don't work?

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(Kuba Orlik) #1

Why doesn’t this code:

var www_server = Sealious.ChipManager.get_chip("channel", "www_server");

www_server.route({
    method: "GET",
    path: "/users.csv",
    handler: function(context, request){
      // .. logic goes here

preserve newlines? Did the syntax change or is there something I am missing?

#2

You should encapsulate the code block with ``` instead of `.

var www_server = Sealious.ChipManager.get_chip("channel", "www_server");

www_server.route({
    method: "GET",
    path: "/users.csv",
    handler: function(context, request){
      // .. logic goes here
(Kuba Orlik) #3

Please take a look at the source of my message: I am using ```…

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(cpradio) #4

It seems to be the extra space after the closing ```

(Kuba Orlik) #5

I see, removing the redundant space does fix the issue.

But It’s not CommonMark compliant, right? When I pasted the code [here] it behaved as it should.

(cpradio) #6

Discourse isn’t using CommonMark yet (to my knowledge) so if it works at commonmark.js demo, when Discourse switches to CommonMark, it should resolve itself.

(Robin Ward) #7

Yes I can confirm we’re note on CommonMark yet. In 1.6 I did a lot of work to convert our existing markdown to ES6 so that we could try plugging in a different engine and see how well it works.

(Sam Saffron) #8

Rebaked OP and all seems fine

trailing spaces 
no 
longer 
break this
(Sam Saffron) closed #9